Judgment Sought to Enforce 8 Percent Interest on Old Case
A district court suit filed by Frank J. Tannhauser against Dennis A. Shea seeks a second judgment to secure 8 percent annual interest on a $1,000 original judgment from 1918. The action aims to collect unpaid interest and preserve the original award.
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Frank J. Tannhauser
Dennis A. Shea
Shea
George M. Stow Jr
State Supreme Court
W. J. Fennimore
People’s Theater
F. J. Bailey
Joseph Marick
Charles Goforth
Hans Larson
Louise Nichols
T. N. Brogan
Beaver Mining Company
Rankin files more booze charges in Montana
W D Rankin federal district attorney files information charging liquor law violations. Named defendants include Harry Salki of Three Forks F Martin of Gardiner E G Malthen of Whitehall F B Bowers of Wilsall and Herman Stritt with Livingston associated press report from Stuttgart notes German cellulose firms test a wool yarn substitute with unsatisfactory results.
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Associated Press
W. D. Rankin
Harry Salki
Three Forks
F. Martin
Gardiner
E. G. Malthen
Whitehall
F. B. Bowers
Wilsall
Herman Stritt
Livingston
Isy ‘He*sociatea Press
Stuttgart
Grand jury charges Sinclair Burns in justice obstruction
The federal grand jury charged Harry F. Sinclair, William J. Burns, and five associates with conspiracy to obstruct justice over the shadowing of the Fall Sinclair oil case jury by Burns detectives. No indictments were filed as District Attorney Peyton Gordon deferred due to contempt trials already underway.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
William J. Burns
Federal Grand Jury
Burns
Sinclair
Peyton Gordon
McCoy
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Henry Mason
New York
Sinclair Exploration Company
Sheldon Clark
Chicago
Sinclair Refining Company
W. Sherman Burns
Burns Detective Agency
Charles G. Ruddy
Philadelphia
Frank J. O'Reilly
Ruddy
O'Reilly
C. L. Weitsch
Baltimore
Grand
Frederick L. Siddons
Grand Jury
Dorsey Hyde
California Kidnapper Still At Large
California authorities pressed a statewide search for Robert E. McClelland charged with kidnapping Evelyn Smith an 11 year old Oakland girl. Reports indicated he started north then doubled back toward the Mexican border as a borrowed car was left abandoned near San Miguel. A man matching the description was detained briefly near San Diego then released after presenting residency papers. A separate note states that more than one fifth of Austria's union members are women.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
California
Robert E. McClelland
Evelyn Smith
Oakland
San Miguel
McClelland
San Diego
Thrilling youth basketball games highlight school league schedule
Class C players at the Y M C A and K C gyms delivered tight action as Jefferson forfeited to Harrison 2 0 and St Lawrence edged Grant 9 8 on late fouls. Greeley and St Joseph’s played scoreless until fouls shaped the outcome. Whittier beat St Mary’s 13 5 while Hawthorne topped McKinley 27 10 and Lincoln crushed Monroe 22 2. St Patrick’s narrowly defeated St John’s 10 9 in a tense afternoon matchup.
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Harrison
St. Lawrence
Grant
O'Donnell
Renick
Scmnas
Babich
N. Bajovich
Greeley
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph’s
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St. Mary’s
ST. Mary's
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Kelley
St. Patrick’s
Clark
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ST. John’s
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Murray
Sullivan
Sherman
Emerson
Garfield
Webster
Franklin
Washington
Hawthorne
Lincoln
St. Ann’s
Monroe
Longfellow
Sacred Heart
Blaine
Immaculate Conception
Business Outlook Across 1927 to 1928 Hopeful
American business shows strong confidence with steady employment and high wages. Prices fall for commodities boosting purchasing power, while bank loans rise and credit remains ample. A temporary auto and steel slowdown fades, suggesting normal expansion will drive continued progress in 1928.
Lindbergh Aces Belize Landing To Burst Of Cheers
Colonel Lindbergh completed a 250 mile flight to Belize in 3 hours 25 minutes landing amid the largest crowd ever seen at Newton barracks. He was welcomed at Government House by Sir John and a festive parade through the capital with band music and a royal reception.
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Lindbergh
St. Louis
Relef
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Belize
Government House
Sir John
British Honduras
Woman 15 Beaten to Death in New York Home
Police investigate the murder of vaudeville actress Mary Harrington in her upper West Side apartment. An autopsy cites six days of death from heavy blows. Clues include a blue taxicab driver and a man who answered her ad to sublet the apartment. The victim lay in the bathroom in a blood stained nightdress.
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Associated Press
New York
Mary Harrington
Upper West Side
Guy Harrington
Wilkes-Barre
County Health Improves with Fewer Disease Cases
Health data show measles 104 in 1926 versus 75 this year, diphtheria 14 down to seven, mumps eliminated, smallpox dropping from 16 to two, and whooping cough down from five to none. After year start, inspectors Pat Holland and Archie Coutts will inspect grocery stores, meat markets, ice cream parlors, confectioners, restaurants and hotels countywide under state board of health rules.
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Pat Holland
Archie Coutts
Lmits
Butte
State Board of Health
Helena
Butte Health Reports Improvement Over 1926 Year
Butte shows healthier year with about 40 measles quarantined at times, scarlet fever earlier with 114 cases, plus scattered mild smallpox chicken pox and meningitis. A five day absence rule for students with health certificates helped curb spread. few cases remain under quarantine per health clerk Miss Katherine Harrington.
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Butte
Katherine Harrington
Clemenceau Alters Gender of Death in French Dictionary
In Paris, the wartime premier Clemenceau influenced the Academie Francaise to deem death a noun that can be both feminine and masculine. The academy ruled that death used by Clemenceau to refer to soldiers in the last war warrants gender variation in the dictionary.
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Associated Press
Paris
Clemenceau
Academie Francaise
Acamedie
Air Mail Expansion Aims 60 Million Service Area
Washington reports a new air mail expansion serving more than 60 million people via 25 routes and 79 stations. Fifteen routes now operate cover about 8 thousand miles. with expansion daily mileage will exceed the globe's circumference, even with one flight per day each way.
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AIR Mail
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Commerce
Globe
Examinations for Prohibition Enforcement Posts in 34 States Open
The civil service commission announced additional examinations for executive positions in the reorganized prohibition enforcement service to fill roles as prohibition administrator assistant administrator deputy administrator. Applications must be filed by January 31 and residents of 34 states including New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Virginia North Carolina Georgia Florida Kentucky Texas California and others are eligible. salaries range from 4400 to 6000 for the administrator 3300 to 4800 for the assistant and 3000 to 4600 for the deputy. Not all posts open in every state.
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Washington
Reorganized
Prohibition Enforcement Service
Civil Service Commission
Prohibition
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
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Hickman pleads insanity in Parker kidnapping murder case
Hickman plans an insanity plea as officials reveal he withheld details of Marian Parker’s kidnapping and slaying. He claims the $1500 ransom mattered more than the victim’s life, while a double impersonator surfaced complicating the case alongside accomplice Welby Hunt and druggist Ivy Thoms murder links.
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Hickman
Marian Parker
Cline
Ivy Thoms
Rosehill
Welby Hunt
Alhambra
Hickman Believed Seen in Nebraska Weeks Before
William Edward Hickman the confessed kidnapper and killer of Marian Parker was said to have been in Nebraska about six weeks earlier. J N Mills, a Topeka man, picked up the youth near Omaha and took him to Topeka then Kansas City, where he gave bus fare. The boy claimed he planned to visit his mother.
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Colonel Lindbergh
Lindbergh
British Honduras
America
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Nebraska City
Neb
William Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Los Angeles
Nebraska
J. N. Mills
Topeka
Kan
Mills
Omaha
Kansas City
Hickman
Dillon Thermometers Hit Record Low Of Winter
Dillon saw its lowest winter temperatures as readings reached 25 degrees below zero reported by J. E. Monroe. The cold wave arrived rapidly lowering temps from about 28 degrees midday to the deep freeze before dawn. Snow accompanied the chill with nearly two inches fallen between 6 and 9 o clock.
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Dillon
J. E. Monroe
College Hill
Illon Duck Hunters Stay Faithful Amid Cold Weather
Dillon duck hunters persist despite 25 to 30 degree below zero winds as the open season nears its close at sundown tomorrow. Residents trek through snow to nearby sloughs and ponds, showing devoted enthusiasm for the sport despite storms.
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Dillon
Dillon News Notes Picks Up New Academic Honor
Dillon pupils and residents appear in a roundup of local happenings. Edwin Anderson of Dillon earns Phi Beta Kappa at Stanford after recent graduation, while local visits include George and Mrs Whitworth of Dell and several friends from Armstead and Salmon.
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Dillon
George Whitworth
Dell
Rochester
Minn
Dillon Homes
Fire Department
City Hall
Edwin Anderson
Jackson
Phi Beta Kappa
Stanford University
California
Carl Darntuzer
R. W. Boone
Wenatchee
Wash
A. T. Peterson
Parke Scott
Armstead
Inquiry into G-4 work ordered after S-4 disaster
Secretary Wilbur ordered an inquiry into rescue operations of the S-4 and announced a board of experts to study submarine safety devices and rescue methods. Rear Admiral Brumby will direct the inquiry, with the court of inquiry covering operations through Dec 21 and the expert board meeting simultaneously.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilbur Today
Brumby
Provincetown
Mass
Wilbur
Navy
Special New Year Bus Schedule Announced
Intermountain Transportation lines set hourly departures from Butte until 3 AM with a 6 AM stage. Anaconda services run hourly until 1 15 AM, and the final stage leaves Anaconda at 3 45 AM.
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Intermountain Transportation Company
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge Bureau Boys Plan 10 Qualify for Judging Contests
Under Robert B. Tootell head of Powell county high school agriculture the department plans to qualify ten boys for state stock judging contests. They will gain practical experience by visiting outlying ranches to inspect and judge livestock of all classes when school resumes next week.
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Deer Lodge
Robert B. Tootell
Department of Agriculture
Powell County High School
Veterinarian Aids In Powell County Cholera Case
State Veterinarian Reed arrived from Helena to inspect a hog cholera outbreak near the western edge of Deer Lodge. About 90 hogs owned by C F Kad ing on his ranch were found affected by R B Tootell, Powell County High School agriculturist. The herd was vaccinated and only a few losses are expected. This appears to be the only case in Powell county.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Ed Warfield
Frank Henderson
Deer Lodge
Reed
Helena
C. F. Kading
R. B. Tootell
Powell County
Cattle Shipment From Deer Lodge Prices Hit Hundred per Head
A carload of cows and heifers shipped from Deer Lodge by W T Beaumont to J B Woodley of Lycla Montana included 24 purebred Shorthorns. The sale brought a little over 100 dollars for each animal.
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Deer Lodge
W. T. Beaumont
J. B. Woodley
Lycla
Mont
Powell County issues first December marriage license
Deer Lodge December 30. George F. Sharkey 27 and Agnes McGrath 19, both of Anaconda, secured the first marriage license issued in Powell county this month. A total of 59 permits to wed were issued in the year.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
George F. Sharkey
Agnes McGrath
Anaconda
Deer Lodge Notes Highlight Local Moves and Travel
Senator and Mrs W J Paul and daughter Jean left for Spokane for a short visit Otto Gerdts returned home in Garrison after a Deer Lodge visit O M Bryan Powell Motors Inc manager traveled to Anaconda on business Mrs Nelle Fox Davies county superintendent of schools left for Helena for the State Teachers Association meeting
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Deer Lodge
W. J. Paul
Jean
Spokane
Otto Gerdts
Garrison
O. M. Bryan
Powell Motors Inc
Anaconda
Nelle Fox Davies
Helena
State Teachers’ Association
Teddy Bear Used To Smuggle Swag In Robbery
In Gleiwitz Germany police say about 1.5 million zloty roughly $250,000 were concealed in a large toy teddy bear. Karl Kessler a Polish postal employee is charged with stealing the money from a mail train and the case goes to Konigshotte in January.
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Associated Press
Gleiwitz
Germany
Konigshotte
Karl Kessler
American Equipment to Aid Brazil Highway Builders
American road building machinery will be used on Brazil's highway projects. The plan involves U S firms supplying equipment and technical support for roadway construction across multiple states in Brazil.
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Brazil
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